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Hi Guys. Im planning to build a gravel bike and I already have the following:
What other components should I buy so that it wouldnt have any problem if I put it in all to my frame?
Im stuck with what RD and Hub should I buy so that it will be compatible to what I already have.
Thank you for your answers!
- Flared Drop bar
- Tiagra STI R7000
- 10S Deore M4100 Sprocket 11-42
- 700c Rims
- Marin Alps Series Frame
What other components should I buy so that it wouldnt have any problem if I put it in all to my frame?
Im stuck with what RD and Hub should I buy so that it will be compatible to what I already have.
Thank you for your answers!
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Lets assume that the Tiagra STI R7000 is actually a Tiagra 4700 rear derailleur. This is a ten speed model and cannot handle the 40 tooth cassette that you are proposing unless you purchase the Wolf Tooth Road Link. The 4700 can handle 34 teeth, 36 in a pinch.
If you decide to go with the 40 tooth then that would mean a single ring up front. Here you will need to wide narrow chainring to help minimize chain drop since your rear derailleur is not clutched. If you ditch the cassette and buy a 34 tooth cassette then you could think about using double up front. You will then need the new cassette, shifters and double chainring.
BTW you are never stuck with something. If it isn't going to work sell it and buy something used that will. It is a sellers market right now.
Others with more knowledge than I can figure out a system that would work for you.
If you decide to go with the 40 tooth then that would mean a single ring up front. Here you will need to wide narrow chainring to help minimize chain drop since your rear derailleur is not clutched. If you ditch the cassette and buy a 34 tooth cassette then you could think about using double up front. You will then need the new cassette, shifters and double chainring.
BTW you are never stuck with something. If it isn't going to work sell it and buy something used that will. It is a sellers market right now.
Others with more knowledge than I can figure out a system that would work for you.
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Lets assume that the Tiagra STI R7000 is actually a Tiagra 4700 rear derailleur. This is a ten speed model and cannot handle the 40 tooth cassette that you are proposing unless you purchase the Wolf Tooth Road Link. The 4700 can handle 34 teeth, 36 in a pinch.
If you decide to go with the 40 tooth then that would mean a single ring up front. Here you will need to wide narrow chainring to help minimize chain drop since your rear derailleur is not clutched. If you ditch the cassette and buy a 34 tooth cassette then you could think about using double up front. You will then need the new cassette, shifters and double chainring.
BTW you are never stuck with something. If it isn't going to work sell it and buy something used that will. It is a sellers market right now.
Others with more knowledge than I can figure out a system that would work for you.
If you decide to go with the 40 tooth then that would mean a single ring up front. Here you will need to wide narrow chainring to help minimize chain drop since your rear derailleur is not clutched. If you ditch the cassette and buy a 34 tooth cassette then you could think about using double up front. You will then need the new cassette, shifters and double chainring.
BTW you are never stuck with something. If it isn't going to work sell it and buy something used that will. It is a sellers market right now.
Others with more knowledge than I can figure out a system that would work for you.
STI R7000? That's 105. not Tiagra. STI are shift lever, is that what you're describing? If so, are they the "rim brake" (meaning cable pull) model or the R7020 hydraulic brake levers?
What 700c rims? Are they just rims or the whole wheel (wheel set)? What's the internal dimension?
Do you have a Rear Derailleur? It doesn't seem like it from the parts list you offered.
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